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Gun Control Reform Activism
In reply to the discussion: The real number of guns in this country.... [View all]Ikonoklast
(23,973 posts)29. Most people fail to realize that this court is the most radical one we have had in years.
Or exactly just how anti-individual rights they actually are.
If the Right saw individual ownership of firearms as a threat to their stranglehold on political power in this country, that would be re-visited in a heartbeat.
Don't ever think it won't change.
They will use gun ownership as an issue only as long as it is useful in attaining their goals, and those that fail to see that they are being used are either politically myopic, or just fools.
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That does not surprise me. A very close friend in CT where I used to live had at least 15 firearms.
madinmaryland
Apr 2013
#13
I don't think the gun owners could put up much resistance against the military.
rdharma
Apr 2013
#17
Without the NRA buying votes, gun control loses big in this country. Period.
Ikonoklast
Apr 2013
#24
History. The courts reflect the values of the times, lagging by twenty years or so.
Ikonoklast
Apr 2013
#26
Most people fail to realize that this court is the most radical one we have had in years.
Ikonoklast
Apr 2013
#29